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It might have been an in-joke to make Christopher Reeve' character afraid of heights since he had pr [...]	D
Charles Kimbrough, playing The Governor in this movie, ended up playing a reporter regularly on Murp [...]	D
Variety maintained that this movie was "more specifically" a remake of La signora del venerdÃ¬ (19 [...]	D
This movie is one of only two remakes of The Front Page (1931) which do not use "The Front Page" tit [...]	D
Michael Caine originally had the lead role but was held up by production delays on Lo squalo 4 - La [...]	D
Kathleen Turner received top first billing whilst Burt Reynolds received second billing for this pic [...]	D
This movie was filmed in four major cities in North America, two in Canada and two in the USA. The c [...]	D
This movie uses only the basic premise and set-up of the earlier movie versions of The Front Page (1 [...]	D
Reportedly, Burt Reynolds and Kathleen Turner constantly fought during the filming of this movie. Ch [...]	D
The American RCA/Columbia VHS video-cassette release of this movie included a promo spot for NBC sho [...]	D
After Salvate il Gray Lady (1978), Superman (1978) and Superman II (1980), this is the fourth and fi [...]	D
While watching the Ike Roscoe interview on TV, the Governor is using a Bingham exercise bike. Blaine [...]	D
Joe Silver's last film.	D
The film was originally going to star Dan Aykroyd as John L. Sullivan IV, Debra Winger as Christy Co [...]	D
Burt Reynolds and Ned Beatty also costarred in Un tranquillo weekend di paura (1972).	D
Christopher Reeve and Burt Reynolds were both considered for the lead in Pretty Woman (1990) two yea [...]	D
This movie is the eighth version of The Front Page (1931) when one includes the four TV remakes.	D
Christopher Reeve apparently regretted making this movie. One of the main reasons he signed on was b [...]	D
The movie was a modern updating of The Front Page (1931) and La signora del venerdÃ¬ (1940) to a t [...]	D
Both Christopher Reeve and George Newbern have played Superman.	D
The main actors in the film share a connection to the DC Comics character Superman in both film and [...]	D
David Letterman asked Kathleen Turner on his NBC show [error] whether this movie was like Dentro la [...]	D
None of the characters' names are the same as in the Ben Hecht -Charles MacArthur source play "The F [...]	D
When on the phone inquiring about the train tickets Blaine (Christopher Reeve), mentions something a [...]	D
This movie was made and released following on the heels of the 7-time multi-Academy Award nominated [...]	D
Both Burt Reynolds and Christopher Reeve were once considered for James Bond. Reynolds was considere [...]	D
None of the dialogue from the Ben Hecht - Charles MacArthur source play "The Front Page" was used in [...]	D
In a 2018 interview with David Marchese for the website Vulture, Kathleen Turner said quite frankly [...]	D
While pleading her case that Ike was deep down a nice guy, Pamela says, "He has the softest hands, h [...]	D
The failure of this film and Superman IV (1987) made Christopher Reeve take a four-year hiatus from [...]	D
The copy that Mordesini wants to photocopy (and is charged 25 cents for) is a page of the script.	D
In an interview, Christopher Reeve said the elevator scene, where he is afraid of heights, was in th [...]	D
There is a famous closing line from this movie's source play, "The Front Page". It is: "The son of a [...]	D
Burt Reynolds had long been a fan of Cary Grant and it inspired his performance in Taglio di diamant [...]	D
In his biography, Christopher Reeve claims this film's failure, along with Superman IV (1987), Aviat [...]	D
For productions made for big screen theatrical release, this movie was the third remake (or fourth v [...]	D
Though set in Chicago, this movie was mostly filmed in Toronto, Canada.	D

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Several times during the movie, the name of the network that Christina and Sully work for is mention [...]	D
When Christy is chasing Ike, she loses her shoes, and leaves them behind. However, after catching an [...]	D
Before the Ike Roscoe interview is played, it is established that there was no time to edit the tape [...]	D
Blaine is carrying around a regular landline cordless phone and using it as if it were a cellular ph [...]	D
The people working for the cable news network out of Chicago are trying to urge the governor to pard [...]	D
When Christie is in Sully's office trying to quit, Sully has his shirt tucked in, when he sits down, [...]	D

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Christy Colleran: [after John tells her not to use [...]	D
The Governor: He's pardoned. Roy Ridnitz: You can [...]	D
John L. Sullivan IV: Siegenthaler! Kick satellite [...]	D
Christy Colleran: This just in: At 12 noon today 1 [...]	D
Carvalho: Dichotomy, Egregious, SHIT!	D
Christy Colleran: Blaine knows everything about fo [...]	D
John L. Sullivan IV: Tickets. You already got the [...]	D
Blaine Bingham: Did you know that Chicago means, " [...]	D
Roy Ridnitz: [standing, thinking about his next mo [...]	D
Blaine Bingham: Did you really sign a reporter's c [...]	D
Blaine Bingham: Oh, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy!	D
The Governor: Yikes! If I'm going to be on tv toni [...]	D
John L. Sullivan IV: How could he be afraid of hei [...]	D
John L. Sullivan IV: How come there's a fire on ch [...]	D
The Governor: What fool shot the locks off all the [...]	D
Christy Colleran: [running in a marathon] It may l [...]	D
Blaine Bingham: So, you're what a network news man [...]	D

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